Tradition and Culture Issues foreign travelers face regarding waste disposal in Japan.
"Confusion Over Recycling Rules": Japan has strict rules for separating waste, often dividing trash into categories like...
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Tradition and Culture Foreigners are often surprised and curious about the common sight of Japanese people sleeping in public places. Below are some typical reactions from international travelers to Japan.
"I was shocked at how comfortable Japanese people seem sleeping on trains or in cafes. It’s like they trust their surrou...
Tradition and Culture “Essential Things Every Traveler Must Know Before Visiting Japan”
Here are some examples of well-intended actions by Japanese people that may unintentionally inconvenience foreign travel...
Tradition and Culture Foreign travelers in Japan often encounter confusion with certain loanwords (外来語) that have been adapted from English but are used differently or take on new meanings in Japanese. Here are a few examples.
Mansion (マンション): In Japan, a "mansion" refers to a modern apartment building, often upscale, but not necessarily a large...
Tradition and Culture JOURNEY TO JAPAN’S FAR FLUNG DESERT
Japan's sleeper express refers to overnight train services that allow passengers to travel long distances while sleeping...
Tradition and Culture Don’t worry about not knowing japanese etiqutte【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
While it's beneficial to have an understanding of Japanese etiquette, especially if you're visiting or conducting busine...
Tradition and Culture Don’t cross on a red 【WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Crossing on a red light in Japan is generally discouraged due to several reasons.Traffic Safety: Obeying traffic signals...
Tradition and Culture Public trash cans are not as prevalent in Japan【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
The scarcity of public trash cans on the streets of Japan is primarily due to a combination of cultural norms, efficienc...
Tradition and Culture Don’t forget to take off your shoes【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Taking off shoes indoors is a common practice in Japan for several reasons deeply rooted in Japanese culture and etiquet...
Tradition and Culture Don’t be overly opinionated【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
In Japanese culture, overstating one's opinion or expressing strong views too assertively can be viewed negatively for s...